On a Class of Self-Similar Polycyclic Groups
A. C. Dantas, E. de Melo, R. N. de Oliveira, S. N. Sidki

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new family of self-similar polycyclic groups, analyzes their structure based on subgroup chains and arithmetic properties, and classifies specific cases such as finite p-groups and groups with nilpotency class at most 2.
Contribution
It defines the SSP family of self-similar polycyclic groups, explores their structural properties, and provides classifications for finite p-groups and groups with low nilpotency class.
Findings
Groups in SSP are either finite p-groups or torsion-free.
The structure depends on the arithmetic of the Hirsch length modulo 3.
G is nilpotent metabelian with a free p-abelian center of rank at least n/3.
Abstract
A group is self-similar if it admits a triple where is a subgroup of and a simple homomorphism, that is, the only subgroup of , normal in and -invariant () is trivial. The group then has two chains of subgroups: \[ G_0 = G,\ H_0 = H,\ G_k = (H_{k-1})^f,\ H_k = H \cap G_{k}\ \text{for } (k \geq 1). \] We define a family of self-similar polycyclic groups, denoted , where each subgroup is self-similar with respect to the triple for all . By definition, a group belongs to this family provided is a monomorphism, and are normal subgroups of index in ( a prime or infinite) and . When is a finite -group in the class , we show that the above conditions follow simply from and is a simple…
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TopicsAdvanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
